Indeed he does. What's interesting is that the same artist can also switch to a far looser, far more expressionistic style! 

That's a very interesting point, specially seeing that Marc has created many different versions of Morpheus, but his Matthew often looks the same! =)

I doubt it. This was gifted to me together with the newly released slipcase version of the books of Little Endless.

Hehe =D Aren't they adorable? 

Oh wonderful that you're familiar with the character! =) Hey there was an issue #4 though, and then a standalone and then another set of 6 issues. And quite excitingly, one volume out of Mark's recent Nucleus X release was entirely dedicated to a new Radical Dreamer story [with a Mars crossover] so it's even been revisited! =D You have got to see the illustrations in the new volume... 😍

Aah I see what you mean. Though come to think of it I don't think I've seen those classical ink postal date stamps in a long long time!!

Hehe that's true, the creases do make it look more retro. I'm just glad no one has put a stamp or sticker or something on the envelope illustrations so far! =D

Oh that's a very interesting point! I've always felt that Garry's work has a Bronze Age flair to it. Now that you mention it, I realise that's partly it, the fine lines and details. They appear to have gained some prevalence during the Bronze Age, and then just slightly faded again. 

Yes, I absolutely love Garry Wharton's backgrouds. He creates these very elaborate, very distinct scenes around characters. You should see the background he created for my winged Morpheus commission... =)

Oh absolutely! I'm also really loving the expression on his face. =)

Haha yes, only too bad he blew it! =D

She's indeed a great character, and I like Mark Wheatley's depictions of her quite a bit! =)

Qute true! And his style is quite unique and iconic.

Exactly, the androgyn look is what makes it unique for me. =)

Quite true. He's incredibly tallented and versatile. 

Ahaha ture! Also I think he was pretty amused by my request for the wings. =)

Craig is simply incredible with the human anatomy [among other things] and yes, his works resemble those of renaissance artists indeed! You should see the final piece too, it takes my breath away every time I look at it:

https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=2021888

Very true. I also really just love the pose and the body language here.

This is another severe case of the picture not doing the metallic ink justice [despite my best lens..]! The paper is translucent and up-close the colours almost sparkle! =)

This is so beautiful! 💙

The picture dosn't do the gold justice. It's really shiny up-close. =)

Yes, I find the use of colour here absolutely stunning. Check the time-lapse if you get a chance, it's amazing to watch him paint each layer. 

Indeed. One of my favourite sketches. =) 

In a bit of a rough shape? =) Yes that does fit.

Haha yes, this has been through the wringer. It wasn't really done for me, I was quite young at the time... [I just ended up with it eventually as this is my favourite artist. =) ]

Absolutely. This artists is amazing with complex textures and colours. =)

I love pretty much everything he's done. =)

Oh the first time I was quite worried about someone slapping a sticker on the work of art. =) But fortunately so far it's been fine, I guess it helps that the envelopes don't have to travel a very long distance [artist is in the UK and I'm in Switzerland].

What's interesting to me is what one notices when putting Hempel's works from different eras side by side. How as the style evolves, some elements keep reappering, like his way with the curvy lines. [He's my favourite visual artist so I stare at his stuff a lot.. =) ]

That's a great way of looking at it. In the story he's literally been devided to two versions of himself, the good and the evil.

It's one of my favourite works of hers. =)

Thank you, the artist is amazingly talented.